Farlam Hall Hotel & Restaurant
4 StarsMichelin-starred Cedar Tree restaurant, Sycamore Retreat wellness space
Michelin-starred Cedar Tree restaurant, Sycamore Retreat wellness space
Dickens-themed guest rooms, Varied dietary-inclusive dining
Family-friendly accommodation, Proximity to Talkin Tarn Lake
Riverside village retreat, Spacious Crown Suite and cottages
Budget-friendly Carlisle base, Dedicated on-site fitness studio
Hadrian Suite with roll-top bath, Proximity to Hadrian's Wall
Pennine Way and Hadrian's Wall access, Comfortable guest lounge
Indoor heated swimming pool, Traditional Table d’Hote dining
Historic Citadel tower views, Gallerie Restaurant dining
DW Sports Fitness Club access, Victorian architectural heritage
Historic Victorian architecture, Family-friendly room options
Historic telephone exchange architecture, Pet-friendly city base
Secure on-site parking, Pet-friendly dining area
Budget-friendly stay, Family-friendly accommodations
Individually designed rooms, Rooms with private saunas
Historic coaching inn ambiance, Award-winning dining experience
On-site Thyme restaurant and bar, Cumbria's largest hotel capacity
Brewers Fayre Lakeland Gate restaurant, Family-friendly accommodations
Luxurious Rickerby Suite, Extensive wellness facilities
Carlisle and Lake District access, Neighboring 24-hour service facilities
On-site Beefeater restaurant, Family-friendly room options
Historic 17th-century coaching inn, Hearty, home-cooked dining
Penny Blue restaurant and bar, On-site fitness center
Individually designed guest bedrooms, Proximity to Hadrian's Wall
Walled garden and estate walks, Dining with local Cumbrian cuisine
National Trust working farm setting, South Tyne river fishing access
Secure parking facilities, Historic inn with a unique name
Tranquil garden and pond views, Fini's Kitchen restaurant
Tastefully decorated rooms, Prime city centre location
Well-connected for regional exploration, Enchanting sunroom and patio garden
Historic 17th-century coaching inn, Family-friendly accommodations
Rooftop green space, National Landscape Discovery Centre integration
Countryside views from rooms, Proximity to Lake District and Hadrian's Wall
Riverside setting, Gastropub with character
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
This Augustinian Priory was founded in 1166 by Robert de Vaux and has a violent history. In the 13th and 14th centuries it was at the centre of wars between Scotland and England and was sacked several times. Edward I (the “Hammer of the Scots”) stayed here on his way to battles. Eventually it was one of the first to suffer under the dissolution of the monasteries by Henry VIII in the 1530s and it passed into the hands of the Dacre family who turned part of it into a private residence. When the family died out it fell into a ruin. The nave and north aisle were roofed and converted into a parish church in the 1740s and the church is still in use today. There is some notable stained glass, including some 16th century pieces from the private residence and three by Burne-Jones. The rest of the buildings are ruins but parts of the transepts, choir, cloister and the vaulted undercroft can be seen. Hadrian’s Wall and Hadrian’s Wall Path run close by and the Priory was originally constructed from stone from the Wall. Roman inscriptions and pieces of sculpture are still visible in the stonework. The site, but not the parish church, is managed by English Heritage. There is a car park, picnic area and shop. Opening times vary and are listed on the website.
Lanercost Priory is a top attraction in Brampton, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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